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Finland Places Restrictions on Entry of Russian Athletes

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<p>Finland has banned entry to Russian athletes, citing a threat to its international relations Finland has restricted entry to Russian athletes because of the threat to international relations. The rules will be effective from November 16, 2026</p>.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Russia is back in the sports heat in several places, but it won't be in Finland that Russians can compete.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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The Government of Finland, at a meeting on Thursday, decided to tighten the restrictions on the entry of citizens of the Russian Federation and informed the Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs." In its decision of principle of 12 November 2026, the Government stated that the non-existent entry of citizens of the Russian Federation into Finland, including short-term visa work, posed a threat to Finland's international relations.

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Finland's government announced on Thursday it was restricting visas for Russian athletes, stressing that while the war in Ukraine continues, there is “nothing to do” for them in the northern country.

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Finland places restrictions on entry of Russian athletes

·London, United Kingdom
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On 16 November, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Finland announced the introduction of new restrictions on entry into the country for Russian citizens, including professional athletes; on 16 November, Finland introduced new restrictions on entry into the country for Russian citizens; on 16 November, it transmitted to RIA "News" with reference to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic. The diplomatic agency explained that the further s…

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Ilta-Sanomat broke the news in Helsinki, Finland on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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